Went through the first part of "The Joy of Clojure"

(First edition; was able to run the concluding series of graphics examples successfully.

Feel much better about my ability to work with Clojure now. Even for Java programmers Clojure is good, because one gets access to various reflection facilities from the REPL, e.g. one can list all methods in a Java class, or only those methods with names matching a certain pattern, etc. Suddently one does not have to rely on an IDE for things like that.)